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Corporate supporters

The National Missing Persons Coordination Centre (NMPCC) relies on its network of corporate supporters to help raise awareness of missing persons in Australia. Thanks to this network, the NMPCC is able to reach millions of people across the country to raise awareness of missing persons, and also educate the community on the issues and impacts surrounding missing persons in Australia.

The NMPCC relies on the support of the community and organizations to help raise awareness of this significant issue—it’s only together we can make a difference.

If you would like to join our network please contact the team for more information.

McDonald’s Australia is supporting the AFP to help raise awareness of missing persons in Australia. Each month, McDonald’s Australia generously donates advertising space on their digital ‘community noticeboard’ screens to profile long-term missing persons cases. They also support national campaigns such as National Missing Persons Week and International Missing Children’s Day with the aim to support the NMPCC in our mission to reduce the incidence and impact of missing persons in Australia.

The Outdoor Media Association (OMA) supports the NMPCC by coordinating national outdoor media campaigns in support of the Centre, and specifically National Missing Persons Week (NMPW). The OMA network generously donates up to $1.6 million annually for outdoor advertising placement to promote missing persons profiles and campaign initiatives.

Foxtel’s dedicated true-crime channel, Crime + Investigation, supports the NMPCC’s national campaigns such as National Missing Person’s Week, on air by broadcasting relevant documentaries and the NMPCC Community Service Announcement and via the channels’ digital platforms. Crime + Investigation also regularly shares the profiles of long-term missing persons cases to help the NMPCC inform the community and raise awareness of the issues and impacts surrounding missing persons in Australia.

The AFP, through the NMPCC has been working with the Daniel Morcombe Foundation for more than 10 years. The aim of the partnership is to increase child safety education and protection initiatives in line with the mandate of the NMPCC and the Foundation’s key messages.

The NMPCC is a strong supporter of the DMF’s national day of action Day for Daniel and works with the foundation to education children, parents, and carers on how to recognise, react and report potential dangers.

Uber Australia is supporting the AFP NMPCC by utilising its 82,000 strong driver and delivery partner network to highlight long-term missing persons and reducing the incidence and impact of missing persons in Australia. They are not only committed to supporting National Missing Persons Week each year but have also generously donated digital screens in driver support centres across the country to profile long-term missing persons every month. The NMPCC will also have access to a quarterly story in Uber and Uber Eats driver and delivery partner newsletters, another great opportunity to raise awareness within the community.

Capitol Chilled Foods Australia – informally known as Canberra Milk [website link www.ccfa.com.au] are supporting the NMPCC to put the faces of missing people back on milk bottles. Generously donating on an annual basis, advertisement space on their 1L whole milk bottles; the support will help to profile Australia’s 2,600+ long-term missing persons and educate the community and raise awareness of this important and prevalent issue.

Through its community network, Australia Post supports the NMPCC by raising public awareness around the incidence and impact of missing persons in Australia. Australia Post also supports our Christmas postcard initiative to help missing persons reach out to loved ones.